LGBT History Month – 2023
In2scienceUK aims to help reduce the underrepresentation of LGBT individuals in STEM fields and to provide role models and mentors for LGBT students.
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Recognising and Celebrating Black History – Introducing Dame Elizabeth Anionwu
We can all help create change by recognising and calling out inappropriate behaviour and racism, we need to offer support to individuals who need it
The Royal Society commits its support to In2scienceUK
Thanks to the generous support from The Royal Society, we are able to expand our innovative In2research Programme, and offer […]
Men’s Health Week
Being a man today is not easy Article by In2scienceUK, Head of Development, Ty Watson, who is also founder of […]
Announcing our new collaboration with Appleyard Lees
We are pleased to announce a new collaboration with leading intellectual property (IP) law firm Appleyard Lees. Appleyard Lees have […]
Celebrating 3 years with HGF
We are excited to mark and celebrate our 3 year partnership with sector leading Intellectual Property firm HGF. Our partnership […]
Announcing the Access2science Partnership with Blackfield Associates
We are pleased to be working in partnership with Blackfield Associates, supporting In2scienceUK graduates on the Access2science Programme. Working in […]
LGBT+ History Month
I grew up admiring and wishing to emulate great scientists in history not realising that many of them are queer. […]
Sony Interactive Entertainment supports In2scienceUK’s mission to grant young people from low-income backgrounds access to STEM careers throughout Great Britain
11 January 2022, London – Sony Interactive Entertainment (“SIE”) supports 35 young people through In2scienceUK’s bespoke yearly placement programme for […]
Planning an In2scienceUK Placement
The In2scienceUK programme gives Year 12 (16-9 years old) students from disadvantaged backgrounds the amazing opportunity to attend a placement […]